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The Weekend From He!! (7/23-7/24), PHL's First 100F Since 2012????


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It is an unfortunate confluence of events.  But it is sadly doable.  Not a GFS fantasy, it may finally get the last laugh on me.

 

The country is burning and northwest flow had saved us up to now.

It has been dry.  Another stinkin underperformer yesterday.

PHL ASOS bias has been warm (makes it easier, but not the reason, it is not Newark).

Last time PHL hit 100F was 7/18/2012.

Last night's OP EC lowered the dew points so much, it was a scorcher (more so in NJ).   Sad relief may be "only" reaching around 90F come Tuesday.

I'd hope this would be a jinx thread, but unlike snow threads started too soon, the best case scenario weekend outcome would be mid to upper 90s, not upper 80s. 

This upcoming Wednesday/Thursday no can of corn either.  Some upper 90s will likely occur.

 

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45 minutes ago, Rainshadow said:

It is an unfortunate confluence of events.  But it is sadly doable.  Not a GFS fantasy, it may finally get the last laugh on me.

 

The country is burning and northwest flow had saved us up to now.

It has been dry.  Another stinkin underperformer yesterday.

PHL ASOS bias has been warm (makes it easier, but not the reason, it is not Newark).

Last time PHL hit 100F was 7/18/2012.

Last night's OP EC lowered the dew points so much, it was a scorcher (more so in NJ).   Sad relief may be "only" reaching around 90F come Tuesday.

I'd hope this would be a jinx thread, but unlike snow threads started too soon, the best case scenario weekend outcome would be mid to upper 90s, not upper 80s. 

This upcoming Wednesday/Thursday no can of corn either.  Some upper 90s will likely occur.

 

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And to add to all that. climatologically this is the hottest week or two stretch of summer, on average. How's that for timing! 

 

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12 minutes ago, Rainshadow said:

This is the saddest thread yet.

No problem.  Find (or make) some shade.  Find (this is the hard part) someone you like to talk to.  Fill a baby pool (inflatable is fine) with cold water and sit with your feet in it.  Maybe (probably) have a drink (or two).  All weather is good weather.

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20 minutes ago, icicleman said:

No problem.  Find (or make) some shade.  Find (this is the hard part) someone you like to talk to.  Fill a baby pool (inflatable is fine) with cold water and sit with your feet in it.  Maybe (probably) have a drink (or two).  All weather is good weather.

I have my hot tub sitting around 85, might go sit in it to cool down this week.

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My heart goes out to you guys down there.  We've had a beautiful summer in Mass.  Low dews and we've only topped 90 twice all summer.  That, of course, is about to change with highs above 90 predicted for the next six days and dews in the mid 60s. 

Like you, we have been quite dry.  The town has issued a ban on all outdoor watering.  Got a soaker last night with a T-storm.  First rainfall in excess of 1/2-inch since June 27.  Before that, I have to go back to June 9 for a decent rain.

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3 hours ago, PreserveJon said:

My heart goes out to you guys down there.  We've had a beautiful summer in Mass.  Low dews and we've only topped 90 twice all summer.  That, of course, is about to change with highs above 90 predicted for the next six days and dews in the mid 60s. 

Like you, we have been quite dry.  The town has issued a ban on all outdoor watering.  Got a soaker last night with a T-storm.  First rainfall in excess of 1/2-inch since June 27.  Before that, I have to go back to June 9 for a decent rain.

It’s really hasn’t been that hot down here until recently. This is really the first time we have had high dews 

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Looped below are dew points in 6-hour increments for Sunday. I could be wrong but for some reason I'm skeptical about dew points suddenly dropping so much in the late afternoon. Is the model just thinking dry air aloft will mix to the surface due to the heating of the day? Because otherwise I'd expect this overall pattern (broad southwesterly flow) to bring dew points 70+ up north across our region, which would in turn actually make it tougher to get up to 100. Just some food for thought.

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58 minutes ago, ACwx said:

Looped below are dew points in 6-hour increments for Sunday. I could be wrong but for some reason I'm skeptical about dew points suddenly dropping so much in the late afternoon. Is the model just thinking dry air aloft will mix to the surface due to the heating of the day? Because otherwise I'd expect this overall pattern (broad southwesterly flow) to bring dew points 70+ up north across our region, which would in turn actually make it tougher to get up to 100. Just some food for thought.

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Sat looks like a brief change NW-W flow locally at the surface, which would provide compressional downslope heating? Not sure about Sunday 

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2 hours ago, ACwx said:

Looped below are dew points in 6-hour increments for Sunday. I could be wrong but for some reason I'm skeptical about dew points suddenly dropping so much in the late afternoon. Is the model just thinking dry air aloft will mix to the surface due to the heating of the day? Because otherwise I'd expect this overall pattern (broad southwesterly flow) to bring dew points 70+ up north across our region, which would in turn actually make it tougher to get up to 100. Just some food for thought.

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We will see. The dew point drop would seal it. Models not as good with dews as other parameters.  With PHL ASOS running 1-2F too high, might not matter. PHL should never have the same high as the concrete USCG station in downtown PHL and it has.

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2 hours ago, Rainshadow said:

We will see. The dew point drop would seal it. Models not as good with dews as other parameters.  With PHL ASOS running 1-2F too high, might not matter. PHL should never have the same high as the concrete USCG station in downtown PHL and it has.

Think it’s time to tweet Nws mt holly to have them look at philly intl airport 

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7 hours ago, Allsnow said:

It’s really hasn’t been that hot down here until recently. This is really the first time we have had high dews 

Yeah, been a very tame summer and we are already losing 2 minutes of daylight a day. 😭
 

 

 

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26 minutes ago, tombo82685 said:

Think it’s time to tweet Nws mt holly to have them look at philly intl airport 

Mt Holly is horrendous, the average day time error is now 4 degrees too warm over the past 28 days, worse than Newark. RDG +3.4, PHL +3.0....why do so many offical sites appear to be running significantly too warm during the day???

Who knew that PNE would now be the sensor of reason.

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1 hour ago, colonel_kurtz said:

Mt Holly is horrendous, the average day time error is now 4 degrees too warm over the past 28 days, worse than Newark. RDG +3.4, PHL +3.0....why do so many offical sites appear to be running significantly too warm during the day???

Who knew that PNE would now be the sensor of reason.

I should drive by VAY one of these days.  You can see the sensor from the road.  I didn't look at my official high for today.  But the back up to the back up LaCrosse had 92F and it has been running in tandem with the official Nimbus.  VAY 94F.

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